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Regulations of the 4th edition of the GOLDEN WEBSITE 2010 contest for the best website of a listed company
§ 1. ADMINISTRATOR
The Administrator of the contest is the Polish Association of Listed Companies (SEG) based in Warsaw, Poland, 35 Nowy Świat Street, Apt #5A – hereinafter referred to as SEG.
§ 2. AIM OF THE CONTEST
The aim of the contest is to select the best corporate website among the listed companies, in their Polish language version in the following categories:
I.Polish listed companies – shares quoted in WIG20 and mWIG40,
II.Polish listed companies – shares quoted in sWIG80,
III.Polish listed companies – shares not quoted in the abovementioned categories,
IV.Polish listed companies quoted on the alternative NewConnect market,
V.Foreign issuers quoted on all WSE markets (including NewConnect).
§ 3. PARTICIPATION IN THE CONTEST
The contest is aimed at both Polish and foreign issuers quoted on 1 July 2010 on the Warsaw Stock Exchange markets (including the NewConnect market). A foreign issuer is a company whose seat is outside of the borders of the Republic of Poland.
§ 4. RULES OF SELECTION OF THE NOMINEES AND WINNERS
1.Participation in the contest does not require filing an application.
2.The course of the contest will be preceded by dividing all the companies into 5 categories. The categories are as follows: Polish listed companies whose shares are quoted in WIG20 and mWIG40 indices, Polish listed companies whose shares are quoted in sWIG80 index, Polish listed companies whose shares are not quoted in the abovementioned groups, Polish listed companies quoted on the alternative NewConnect market, Foreign issuers quoted on all WSE markets (including NewConnect). The basis for selection will be the composition of the relevant market indices on 1 July 2010.
3.There will be three stages of the contest.
4.Stage I will be supervised directly by SEG employees and agents authorized by SEG.
5.Stage I is a preselection according to a 8 item questionnaire. Each item will be graded as follows:
a)How fast does the company reply to the investor relations related inquires sent through the website? (18)
b)Does the website contain: (10)
c) Does the website offer a search tool for its contents? (5)
d)Does the website mention links to the websites of market institutions (Polish FSA,WSE, SEG)? (3)
e)Do the investor relations activities of the company utilize the following modern communication channels (2)
f)Is the website available in English? (5)
g)Effectiveness of website positioning (5)
h)Website availability according to MONIT24 system (2)
6.Stage I will select 10 highest-scored websites in each of the 5 categories, pass mark being 50% of the maximum score possible in Stage I. It might happen that too many websites will be marked the same score allowing to qualify – in such case the shortest response time to investor inquires will be prevailing. In case none of the companies replied within the given timeframe and did not score in this category – all the equally-marked abovementioned websites are qualified for Stage II.
7.The aim of Stage II is to select 3 nominee websites in each of the 5 categories. This will be done by a professional jury - a team of 32 specialists (4 experts per each of the 8 fields). The members of the jury are nominated by the Administrator. Each jury member marks all the selected websites from 1 to 10 points accordingly to his/her area of expertise. The maximum total score in Stage II is 320 points.
8.Evaluation categories in Stage II:
a)Clarity and content of the information
b)Guidelines for investors as regards the new GM regime
c)Innovativeness in communication
d)Intuitive and ergonomic design, coherence with navigation principles
e)Proper application of available technologies
f)Website aesthetics
g)Individual investors opinion
h)Institutional investors opinion
9. Stage II will select 3 nominees in each of the groups. In the event that more websites are marked the lowest grade allowing to qualify for Stage III all of them qualify and participate in Stage III. Hence, 15 or more websites qualify for Stage III.
10. In Stage III the Chapter of the contest will choose the winners of the contest.
§ 5. RESULTS OF THE CONTEST
1.The winners in each of the 5 categories will receive GOLDEN WEBSITE statuettes.
2.The winners selected by the Chapter in each of the 5 categories are allowed to use the ‘GOLDEN WEBSITE winner’ title in all marketing, promotion and information materials until the results of the next edition of the contest are announced.
3.All the nominees (3 or more companies selected by the jury in each of the 5 categories) are allowed to use the ‘nominee of the GODLEN WEBSITE’ title in all marketing, promotion and information materials until the results of the next edition of the contest are announced.
4.The Chapter reserves the right not to choose a winner in any of the categories.
5.No financial nor material awards are granted except for the provision of § 5 point 1 above.
§ 6. TIMETABLE
1.Stage I starts on 1 July 2010 and lasts until 3 August 2010.
2.Stage II starts on 5 August 2010 and lasts until 5 September 2010.
3.Stage III starts on 7 September 2010 and lasts until 30 September 2010.
4.The contest ends with the announcement of the results on 1 October 2010 at the 5th Congress of Boards of SEG Member Companies.